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Integrated HMI & SCADA Systems

Integrated HMI & SCADA System

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We design and build everything from a small system monitoring a single unit to system integration that ties multiple plants together. The same architecture scales from 100 I/O to 100,000 I/O, and the PLC and HMI are selected to suit site conditions and budget.

The hardest case when introducing a new automation system is when the scale is uncertain.

Today you only need to watch one unit in the test building, but next year the whole line has to be tied together, and rebuilding the system from scratch at that point is all too common.

GENEQ does not lock in just one part of the picture. We lay out the architecture with expansion in mind from the start.

Starting from small-scale monitoring of a single unit, the same framework grows all the way to system integration across multiple plants and complex facilities.

HMI programming in progress

The structure stays the same as the scale grows

Stage

Target

Configuration

Approximate scale

Test building · pilot plant

Single-unit monitoring

1 PC + 1 PLC set, local touch panel

Around 100 I/O

Production plant

Line-level integrated monitoring and control

Operator stations + distributed PLCs, networked

Several thousand I/O

Multiple production facilities

Inter-plant integration (SI)

Supervisory SCADA + per-plant subsystems

Up to 100,000 I/O

When equipment is added, we attach it to the existing structure instead of creating new screens and tags. A system that started at 100 I/O simply grows in place.

Blocking expansion to save on the initial build only costs more at the second round of investment.

GENEQ engineers working on site

Where it is used

Application

What you see on screen

Turbo compressors

Operating status per unit, discharge pressure and temperature, load ratio, alarm history

Power systems

Power distribution single-line diagram, breaker status, voltage, current and energy

Dryers · gas generators

Adsorption tower changeover status, dew point, regeneration heater and blower operation

Water supply · water treatment

Pump and valve status, level, flow and water quality, system flow

Development · test facilities

Test condition setting, real-time acquisition and logging of measurement data

Process automation

Overall process diagram, interlocks, auto/manual changeover

Automation system screens: turbo compressor, power system, dryer, water treatment and development facility monitoring

Hardware and software

We do not insist on a particular brand. If the plant already uses a PLC family, staying with it is better for parts supply and maintenance; for new facilities we choose based on budget and delivery. We work with proven global brands and cost-effective Korean products alike.

PLC

HMI · SCADA

Siemens Simatic · Mitsubishi Melsec · Allen-Bradley · Schneider Modicon · SAMSUNG · GE FANUC · Omron · CICON · LS

Wonderware InTouch · Intellution FIX · Siemens WinCC · Cimplicity · RSView32 · Citect · Cimon · Autobase

PLC and HMI software used in our control systems

How a project proceeds

Stage

What we do

1. Site survey

Check the equipment list, instrument specifications, and the condition of existing wiring and panels

2. I/O list · configuration diagram

Fix the signal count and network configuration. This is where scale and quotation are determined

3. Logic · screen design

Lay out screens in the order operators actually use them

4. Panel fabrication · wiring

Control panels are designed and built in-house

5. Factory acceptance test (FAT)

Verify interlocks and alarms with real signals applied

6. Installation · commissioning

Agree the available shutdown windows in advance and split the schedule accordingly

7. Handover

Training on screen operation, alarm response and data backup, plus documentation delivery

Load sharing, which automatically allocates multiple compressors by pressure to reduce unloaded running, is handled as a separate system.

See the "Air Compressor Load Sharing System (LSS)" page.

HMI & SCADA Systems | Monitoring & Control | GENEQ